Toddlers are naturally skeptical of new foods as part of their development, leading to picky eating.
Introduce new foods alongside familiar favorites and maintain a positive, pressure-free mealtime environment.
Yes, it's normal due to their slower growth rate and developing independence. Consistency is key.
Stay calm, offer a variety of foods, and avoid turning mealtime into a power struggle. Consult a pediatrician if concerned.
Routine provides toddlers with a sense of security, making them more likely to eat familiar foods.
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